Check out this quote from New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan after Monday's 20-player brawl at training camp.

"I think we've had enough fights for camp," Ryan said. "So I don’t expect too many more after this one."

Well, Ryan was wrong. The very next day, the Jets were at it again.

New York continues to duke it out amongst each other. On Tuesday, another scuffle ensued that forced Ryan to stop practice. Ryan ripped into his team to stop the fighting. But ESPN New York’s Rich Cimini reports that cornerback Antonio Cromartie soon after began yelling at the offense, and Ryan was forced to stop practice again and make the team run sprints.

It's early, but the Jets continue to look like a team out of control. Ryan traditionally runs a loose ship. All was well when the Jets were winning. But coming off an underachieving 8-8 season, all the brawls, silliness and shenanigans are adding up and being magnified.

Ryan said after Monday's brawl that he wouldn't address the team directly about it. That was a mistake. It sends the message that it's no big thing and it's acceptable in training camp. The next day there was more fighting, because nothing was done to stop it the first time.

Ryan is a players' coach and wants all of his guys to be loose. But at some point Ryan must also be a disciplinarian. That is perhaps the toughest balance for an NFL head coach. Ryan lost control of his locker room at the end of last season. He needs to put his foot down now to regain control before it's too late.